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A late Tang rebellion Jiang presents as eliminating aristocratic families and enabling Song bureaucratic redesign.
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Huang Chao Rebellion
A late Tang rebellion Jiang presents as eliminating aristocratic families and enabling Song bureaucratic redesign.
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"...in the Tang, this would culminate in something called the Huang Chao Rebellion, which would last for 10 years. When a salt merchant named..."
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"Okay? So that is the significance of the Huang Chao Rebellion. It eliminated the idea of aristocracy in China. Okay. So Professor Wang Yuhua...."
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"...fight wars, and this will eventually lead to the An Lushan Rebellion, okay? Which lasts for almost 10 years. An Lushan is the top..."
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China had the technologies that made modernity possible, then built a political culture that made those technologies inert.
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